Regulation 104 Determination of appeals

(1)

The First-tier Tribunal may, in relation to the decision or notice appealed against—

(a)

quash the decision or withdraw the notice (in whole or in part);

(b)

confirm the decision or notice (in whole or in part);

(c)

vary the decision or notice (in whole or in part);

(d)

take any steps that the decision maker could take in relation to the matters giving rise to the decision or the act or omission giving rise to the notice;

(e)

remit the decision, including any decision whether to confirm any matter relating to the decision or to confirm the notice, to the decision maker.

(2)

Where, following an appeal under regulation 99, the First-tier Tribunal determines that a decision of a decision maker is to be varied or remitted to the decision maker, the decision maker must—

(a)

comply with any directions given to it by the First-tier Tribunal, and

(b)

take any steps necessary to give effect to the First-tier Tribunal’s determination.

(3)

In this regulation “decision maker” means—

(a)

the Welsh Ministers, or

(b)

the enforcement authority.